Texas Newspaper Archives
1813 - 2018
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- Scrivner, J.D. visiting the Point
- Brownsville Herald
- Brownsville, Texas
- July 29, 1907 - Page 5
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- Abrego Amparo Padilla
- Prensa
- San Antonio, Texas
- June 12, 1938 - Page 5
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- Frank and Young visit the Dallas News Building
- F Sr and Y visit the Dallas Morning news building! on Friday Aug 26, 1927. The article was printed Saturday, Aug 27, 1927. Must have been a slow news day
- Dallas Morning News
- Dallas, Texas
- August 27, 1927 - Page Nine
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- Baha'i Thelma Thurston Gorham
- Times Record News
- Wichita Falls, Texas
- February 17, 1957 - Page 10
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Many of our ancestors migrated to Texas for a new life and their lives were captured in local newspapers. From wedding announcements to birth announcements, death and life events, discover the lives of your ancestors from Texas were recorded in these daily local newspapers. Discover more about your ancestors than names and dates in Texas newspapers. Get to know your ancestors' stories—the lives they lived, their hardships and triumphs.
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Texas history is anything short of eventful with revolutions, annexation, the Civil War, and more. These events and our ancestors helped shape Texas into what it has become today. Old newspapers can help you find out if your ancestors fought in The Battle of the Alamo, helped form the Republic of Texas, become a U.S. state and more.
Our collection includes thousands of digitized Texas newspaper articles dating back to 1813. Find popular city and county local newspaper titles including the Midland Reporter-Telegram, Laredo Morning Times, El Paso Times, and more.
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